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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Reclaim
I pass the old Lexmark factory in Rosyth on an almost daily basis. One of those US campus style buildings, nestling incongruously amongst manicured landscapes, with obligatory pond and water features. This was supposedly the inspiration of ‘the factory’ in … Continue reading
